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Japanese cars do have the tendency to have rotor warp issues earlier (a feel but no statistics to back me up)..due the thickness of the disc as the cars are lighter....

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That's what I thought so too. New rotors shouldn't be having this problem. Will find a day to go back to the installer to check.

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Rims looks ok. No scratch marks on the insides. Will go back to the installer and see what they have to say. Someone told me it may be some lubrication thingy....

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[:|] i noe but i will try.... [:/] the last servicing already piss me off frankly...i actually wrote few paragraphs on what happened online... [laugh]
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my last ride, i left after the 3 free servicing...

 

for the current one, i got $500 voucher...intend to use them up before going back to my mechanic.... [laugh]

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Rotor warp can be caused by overtightening and uneven torque on the wheel nuts.

Most cars have specific torque range for the wheel nuts.

 

I wonder how many workshops used a torque wrench? Usually, you will see them use an air gun, followed by full force tightenting which is usually over-torqued.

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Learnt in life that nothing is free. The free servicing has been paid for in your buy(car), subsequent servicing is costing very high,due to the "insurance" by the company. In my view, I do not go back as there are so many things that are wear and tear, cannot think of one that is not...can you..try a situation, you car broke down with a fuel pump issue, toll to the agent and they say it is a wear and tear, you seems to be ransomed.

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